GoHighLevel just gave Forms and Surveys a useful upgrade. You can now use specific products inside Form Conditional Logic, which gives you more control over what customers see and what happens next. 🎯 Before this update, product choices were more limited inside conditional rules. Now, a product can trigger different actions based on what a customer selects. You can use Form Conditional Logic to: - Redirect customers to a specific URL - Show a custom message - Disqualify a lead - Show or hide fields - Show or hide individual products - Show or hide specific product variants This is especially useful if you sell several products, packages, or options through one form. For example, a customer might choose a service package near the top of the form. Based on that choice, you can show only the add-ons or product variants that make sense for that package. That keeps the form cleaner and helps the customer focus on the right options. 👍 You can set this up inside the Conditional Logic area of the Form or Survey builder. Choose the product as your IF condition, then decide what action should happen when that condition is met. The big win here is flexibility. Instead of building several separate forms for different customer paths, you can create one form that changes based on each person’s choices. If you already sell products through GoHighLevel Forms or Surveys, this update is worth testing. Start with one simple rule, check each possible path, and make sure the form behaves the way you expect. Small change. Much better control. 🚀 Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/gohighlevel-form-conditional-logic-gets-product-level-controls/

Jack here, rolling out the latest and greatest from the GoHighLevel world. I've been tuning in to the recent GHL Changelog, and let me tell you, there are some slick new upgrades that are gonna supercharge your systems! Here's the lowdown on what's new: Conversation AI Gets Smarter with Round Robin Calendars Your Conversation AI is leveling up! It can now book appointments directly with a contact's assigned user when using round-robin calendars. This means no more random assignments, just seamless continuity in your customer experience. To enable this, simply head to your calendar settings, edit a round-robin calendar, and toggle on "Always book with the contact’s assigned user." No changes needed inside Conversation AI! Stay in the Loop with Snapshot Notification Preferences Ever wish you knew exactly when your snapshot pushes were done? Now you can! Agency Admins can opt-in to receive email notifications once a snapshot push completes. These emails will even tell you how many pushes succeeded or failed, with a link to the full history. This means better communication and faster troubleshooting for your team. Find this in "My Snapshots" under the three-dot menu, then "Edit Snapshot" and the "Notification Preference" tab. Unleash Your Creativity with Smarter Visuals and Content AI Get ready to make your visuals pop and your copy shine! Ask AI now lets you generate and edit images directly. Just type a prompt, and boom—instant visuals. Need to tweak an existing image or refine your text? Ask AI handles it conversationally, remembering your session history for iterative improvements. This feature is a game-changer for social posts, email creatives, and websites, and it's available for accounts with AI Employee access. You'll find "Edit with Ask AI" under the AI button in Content AI-enabled areas like Social Planner. Smoother Webinar Creation with UX Improvements We've tightened up the webinar creation process to make it even easier. You'll now find required field validation, improved date, time, and timezone pickers, and enhanced tooltips to prevent errors. Plus, you can now edit the date and time when cloning webinars, making template reuse a breeze.

Watched an interview on Jenna Ledingham’s Level Up Your SaaS channel this week. Her guest, James, got over 50 clients from fewer than 1,000 outreach contacts. He does it by phone, but the ideas work for any channel. What stood out: 1. Don’t try to close on the first contact. Try to get invited in. If they’re not open, back off politely. 2. Spend 60 seconds on research first: website, Facebook page, reviews. 3. Lead with something useful and free. His example was telling a new roofer their domain name was still available. 4. Keep a simple sheet of who you contacted, what you learned and how good a fit they were. 5. Follow up for a long time. One client signed after 8 months. He also said he started by joining 3 to 5 HighLevel support calls a day. Even the people who do this well keep learning the platform. I do outbound too (mostly email), and the same rules hold: research first, give something small, be patient. Question for the group: what’s the first thing you teach a new client in their first week? 👇

A simple GHL workflow can help teams keep up with new comments. When a member types “Interested” (or any trigger words you prefer), the workflow can start. It alerts a chosen team member and sends a free guide by email. No need to check each post by hand. 🔔 Get alerts for new comments. 💬 Track interest with a keyword. 📩 Send free guides by email. ✅ Save time on manual follow-ups. Want to see how it works? Check out the full mini-guide for a step-by-step setup.

GoHighLevel now gives you Digital Business Cards without making you build them from scratch. 📲 Open the QR menu and you will see both your Profile Card and Business Card ready to use. Your Profile Card uses your personal details, while the Business Card uses the information saved in the sub-account. You can then add social links, custom links, update the design, and choose how you want people to use the card. One of the most useful parts is Exchange Contact. Turn it on, and someone who scans your card can send their details back to you. GHL can then create that person as a contact in your CRM and record which card they came from. That means the card can do more than just share your phone number or email. It can also help with lead capture. You can also: - Copy and share the card link - Download the QR code - Use the QR code on printed material - Track card scans - Add booking or website links - Use an existing HighLevel form - Manage access with card permissions For agencies and sales teams, this can be useful at events, meetings, networking sessions, or anywhere you want to move someone from a quick conversation into your CRM. The setup is simple. Check your details, turn on Exchange Contact if you want lead capture, test the card, and start sharing it. 👍 It is a small update, but it can make contact sharing and follow-up much cleaner. Check out all the details at GoHighLevel Growth Garage > https://gohighlevelgrowth.com/ghl-updates/gohighlevel-digital-business-cards-made-simple/